Flat to rent in Henry Street, Liverpool L1

Charming Bright Apartment In Prime Location W Parking

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Welcome to Liverpool! We are super-passionate about our amazing City. There is so much to discover and experience here and we want to make sure, that – staying at our lovely City Centre base in the RopeWalks – you make the most of your stay. We believe, that our bright, spacious, well-equipped and modern apartment caters for all needs - and are happy to sort out any other special requests you might have. Just ask. We are looking forward to hosting you soon!

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Area

The Ropewalks area is located within Liverpool’s Riverside Ward to the South of the City Centre. It is the independent heart of Liverpool - right between the docks, LiverpoolOne, the Chinese Quarter and Cathedrals.

The land rises gently from the Liverpool One development at Hanover Street up towards Berry Street and Liverpool’s Chinatown along roads that have taken their form from the ‘roperies’ that were founded to service the shipping industry following the creation of the world’s rst commercial ‘Wet-Dock’, designed by Thomas Steers, on land reclaimed from the former Pool in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) ‘Ropewalks’ is synonymous with the Duke Street Conservation Area, Liverpool’s Georgian Merchant’s Quarter. Conservation area designation in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) has enabled Liverpool City Council to protect this area of the city that has its origins in the early 18th Century growth of Liverpool associated with Britain’s expansion as a colonial trading power and the early period of the industrial revolution.
By the mid nineteenth century the ‘Old Dock’ had been reclaimed and the focus of the city’s growth had moved elsewhere. As a result the townscape of Ropewalks is distinct from the shire counties and elds that preceded the construction of the ‘Old Dock’ and the Victorian development within Liverpool that post-date it.